56 minutes

A love manifesto to Salmon foregrounding its spiritual and material importance to Indigenous peoples along the Fraser River, and an urgent call to rethink our relationship with the natural world.

16 minutes

Babacar Thiaw, a visionary Senegalese surfer, entrepreneur, and environmental activist, is on a mission to tackle his country’s escalating plastic pollution crisis and preserve its coastline for future generations. Deeply connected to the ocean through his family’s history and inspired by his father’s teachings, Babacar channels this passion into innovative, community-driven solutions.

11 minutes

An environmental group in Ontario, Canada and Indigenous Elder embark on a canoe trip to investigate the construction of a new logging road set to dissect the Solace Wildlands, the last unprotected roadless forest in Temagami. Temagami is home to the largest stands of Old growth Red and White Pine in the world, yet only 5% of it remains standing today.

10 minutes

This documentary follows a family coping with excessive temperatures of 35℃ or higher inside their home by spending much of their time outside. Extreme heat causes health issues like skin rashes and sleep problems. After deploying the ultracool MEER roofs the interior temperature of their house decreased by 5-7℃, allowing the family to work and sleep inside their home, a definite improvement in their living conditions. MEER and Freetown City Council plan to expand this pilot project to improve the lives of more residents.